Feedthroughs
Description:
A vacuum feedthrough is a crucial component in systems where electrical, mechanical, or fluid signals need to be transmitted into or out of a vacuum environment without compromising the vacuum integrity. These devices are commonly used in various industries, including scientific research, semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace, and materials processing.
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Description
Here are the main types and purposes of vacuum feedthroughs:
- Electrical Thermocouple Feedthrough, Type K, UHV Rated, 1 Pair, With Connectors, KF16
- Electrical Power Feedthrough, Copper, UHV Rated
- Current and voltage rating
- Single pin or multi-pin
- Coupling: CF / KF
- Electrical Power Feedthrough, UHV Rated, Weld On
- Current and voltage rating
- Single pin or multi-pin
- Coupling: CF / KF
- Co-axial
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